German reparations talks stall as Ruhr passivity blocks progress
Brussels reporters say the Poincare Theunis talks show little progress with German resistance in the Ruhr cited as the main hurdle. Belgium proposes a belated plan and suggests sending proposals to London and Rome to obtain British and Italian views on a joint settlement.
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Brussels
Itain
Italy
Belgium
France
London
Rome
Germany
Ruhr
Poincare
Theunis
Occu
Marriage No Bar to Education for Young Mother
New York June 7 Mrs Katherine Bouton Clay of New Ark earned a bachelor of arts degree from Barnard College after balancing family life with studies since 1909. She rode the subway while studying and won honors for modern languages. She plans to study Italian this summer and pursue a master’s degree after focusing on her children for a few years.
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New York
Katherine Bouton Clay
New Ark
Reparations Talks Show Nations Divided Over Germany
The piece outlines Allied disputes over Germany’s war indemnities from 130 billion gold marks to various offers by Germany, with France pushing strict guarantees and occupation risks while Britain favors flexible penalties. It notes pressure on Germany, possible troop use, and key meetings in Paris between 1921 and 1923, including Britain, France, Belgium, and Italy positions.
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Belgium
Great Britain
Italy
Germany
Berlin
France
Upper Silesia
Ovr
Hardings
Hughes
United States
Paris
Rhine
Ruhr
Cuno
Reichstag
Slayer of 30 Smiles When Trial Begins
Vasili Komaroff faced trial in Moscow for the murder of thirty three people. He confessed on the stand while a crowd packed the Polytechnic Museum and troops kept the street clear. Alienists testified to his sanity as verdict nears under Soviet law.
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Moscow
Associated Press
Vasili Komaroff
Polytechnic Museum
Komaroff
19 Year Old Girl Becomes Champ Milker of 2 States
Elsie Krasney a 19 year old Kansas milkmaid won interstate milking honors defeating Bernice Wallen of Missouri in two minutes and filling a twelve quart pail. She trains on her family farm milking ten cows daily and says country girls should stay on the farm.
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Kansas City
United Press
Elsie Krasney
Kansas
Elsie
Bernice Wallen
Issouri
Missouri College of Agriculture
Old Home
Norwegians Gather for Church Session
Delegates representing a church membership of more than 500000 assembled at St Paul Minnesota for the triennial convention of the Norwegian Lutheran Church of America opening a nine day session. The St Olaf College choir from Northfield Minnesota will give a concert tonight. The convention will address education home mission foreign mission and charities.
Firemen suspended by Chief Myrick for drinking
Captain Mike Tools of Hose Company No. 12 and Fireman Sam Allen of Aerial Truck No. 4 were suspended for five days by Fire Chief W. Myrick on a drinking charge. City Commissioner Harry T. Hartwell commended the chief for his action, contrasting it with police conduct in the Howell case.
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Mike Tools
Hose Company No. 12
Sam Allen
Aerial Truck Company No. 4
W. Myrick
Harry T. Hartwell
Howell
Powe Case Postponed Again by State Authorities
The Sam Powe case, a former taxi operator accused of violating prohibition laws, was called in the inferior criminal court for the third time and continued until June 13. State witnesses were absent. federal officers had previously arrested Powe and seized a car alleged to contain illicit liquor.
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Sam Powe
Washington Avenue
Arlington
Inferior Criminal Court
Powe
Former Empress Zita Moves to Palace in Sequetio
Former Empress Zita of Austria arrives at Sequetio palace with her children and Archduchess Marie. The residence, gifted by public subscription, sparked a village reception with garlands and a te deum in parish churches.
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Bilbao
Spain
Zita
Austria
Marie
Charles
Sequetio
Torregrosa
Butter Substitute Barred in Canada
Government bans oleomargarine sales amid opposition, forcing closure of several Canadan plants. Norma Louise Davison, six months, dies at home Whistier after a brief illness. parents Louise and Anna Davison and grandfather Jerrevison noted.
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Canada
Norma Louise Davison
Louise
Anna Davison
Whistier
Jerrevison
Cops Use Drinking Defense in Monaghan Murder Trial
DETRQUIT Mich June 7 Police officers on prohibition duty testified that they sample many liquors and become intoxicated, arguing this defense in the trial of former policeman Terrence Monaghan charged with the murder of Edison Heffron. Defense attorney Thomas Chawkey said Monaghan drank to verify intoxicating liquor and crossed the line of responsibility leading to the fatal shooting during an altercation.
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Detrquit
Mich
Terrence Monaghan
Edison Heffron
Monaghan
Heffron
Thomas Chawkey
Chawkey
Preliminary GOP Work Starts Soon
Washington reports the 1924 Republican campaign will begin with regional conferences led by Chairman Adams and national committeemen. The first meeting is scheduled for next Tuesday in Boston with New England leaders, followed by talks with President Harding and regional party figures from Ohio, Kentucky, and others.
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Washington
Adams
Boston
New England
Harding
Ohio
Kentucky
Renee
West Virginia
Wilen
Asates
Cin
American Fliers Seek New Laurels
San Diego June 7. With ten world records earned yesterday by American naval fliers the aircraft squadrons of the battle fleet prepare to chase more seaplane marks. Today’s program shifts to the navy flying field at North Island with speed contests on a three kilometer course and altitude flights with specified loads.
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San Diego
Cal
Americain Naval Fliers
Navy
North Island
Youth Held After Aged Negro Shot
In Tampa Florida on June 7 John Vargo age 15 was held after he killed John Lang a storekeeper. Lang had looted the store late yesterday leading to a gun battle with the town marshal. The youth escaped but was captured by a deputy sheriff while trying to board the steamer Elizabeth where he served as crew.
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Tampa
Fia
John Vargo
John Lang
Elizabeth
Harrison Fails to Appear in Court Bond Increased
The bond of Dicey Harrison charged with operating an automobile while intoxicated was raised from 500 to 750 after failure to appear in circuit court yesterday. Other circuit court dispositions included John McKay assault and battery one day in jail George Moyer similar sentence Connie P Hamilton J R Easley and Lewis Turner violating the prohibition law 50 and costs Nem Mitchell manufacturing liquors and possessing still mistrial Van Hutchinson violating livestock law forfeited.
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Dicey Harrison
John McKay
George Moyer
Connie P. Hamilton
J. R. Easley
Lewis Turner
Nem Mitchell
van Hutchinson
Heat relief promised for middle Atlantic and Ohio valley
Washington reports slightly cooler weather promised tonight for the middle Atlantic states and the upper Ohio valley. The heat wave continues across the rest of the country east of the Mississippi. Temperatures remain above normal and only scattered showers are expected along the eastern seaboard with no clear end to the heat.
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Washington
Middle Atlantic States
Ohio Valley
Weather Bureau
Mississippi River
Seaboard
Sudden Jump in Crude Oil Output Reported
United States crude oil production rose in the week ended June 2 by 22 900 barrels daily to 2 034 950 barrels. Output increased in the east of the Rockies and in California and Oklahoma while Gulf coast declined. May imports at principal ports totaled 6 981 000 barrels for a daily average of 225 193.
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New York
United States
American Petroleum Institute
Rocky Mountains
California
Asef
Oklahoma
Kansas
North Texas
Central Texas
North Louisiana
Arkansas
Gulf Coast
Stern
Wyoming
Montana
Mid-Continent
Pennsylvania
Bradford
Atlantic
Editor Acquitted of Sedition Charge in Labor Test
Malcolm Bruce editor of The Worker and labor candidate for Southwest Toronto in provincial elections was acquitted. Prosecutors failed to prove he declared at a labor meeting that he hoped to see the red flag substituted for the union jack.
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Sydney
Malcolm Bruce
The
Worker
Labor
Toronto
Be Careful What You Wash Your Childs Hair With
An advertisement urges using Malsified cocoanut oil shampoo over common soaps to protect a child's hair. It claims Malsified provides rich lather, cleanses scalp, and leaves hair silky and manageable. The piece also includes a funeral notice for Ethel Cecile Butler, aged 12, with service details.
Birth rate falls off in America figures indicate
Washington reports census figures showing 22.7 births per thousand in 1922 down from 24.4 in 1921. Southern states have the highest rates, Northwest the lowest, with North Carolina and Washington state as extremes. Death rate rises slightly from 11.6 to 11.9 per thousand. Maine highest death rate, Idaho lowest. Kentucky 25.4 Maryland 23.1 Minnesota 24.3 South Carolina 26.9 Virginia 27.22.
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Washington
United States
Census Bureau
North Carolina
Northwest
Maine
Idaho
Kentucky
Maryland
Mimi
South Carolina
Virginia
Oil imports and river facts blink through April to June figures
The report shows weekly and monthly oil import totals for April May and June at U S ports with daily averages. It notes California oil receipts at Atlantic and Gulf ports for May and compares April figures. It then gives a River Jordan fact stating its average fall and meaning The Descender.
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Jordan
Pythian Officers Re-Elected in Tennessee Grand Lodge
The Tennessee grand lodge of Pythians in session at Ovoca re-elected officers headed by Harry Johnson as grand chancellor. The body voted a committee to erect a $40,000 building at Ovoca, named for W. D. Fox, founder of the Pythians there.
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Nashville
Tefnn
Tennessee
Grand Lodge
Pythias
Harry Johnson City
Ovoca
W. D. Fox
Pythian
Trade Commission to Visit Panama for Meat Trade Study
A Washington based Trade Commission plans a ten day mission to Panama starting July 14 to explore commercial meat possibilities. The announcement, issued by Congress, states the delegation will sail from New York and be welcomed by Panamanian officials and business leaders in Colon.
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Washington, D. C
Panama
New York
Commission
Congress
Colon
Fort Worth Mail Business Drops as Fradulent Oil Campaign Ties In
Washington June 7 The post office department blames a fraudulent oil sales campaign for Fort Worth Texas being the only U S city showing a postal receipts drop up to May while other cities report increases. The exact amount of the decline is not stated. Rioting Renewed in Schenectady Trolley Strike.
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Washington
Office Department
Oraily
Fort Worth
Texas
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